Scott's Big Nymph, with Lively Legz, Holsinger's Fly Shop

[@scottlowe3355]

I love this pattern. This is the first fly I self tied, following PA Woods instructions, and caught a fish on my own tie. Used it on the Tully first, but have used it in several places in Pa and Md since successfully. Thanks for the video! Nice collaboration!

[@HolsingersFlyShop]

That is awesome! I know they catch fish I sure sell a bunch of them with lots of repeat customers. Scott has kept me busy this summer

[@rickywykoff9160]

Nice tie!! Your flytying videos are unmatched as far as video and instructions go! Keep up the great work!! You should have Scott Majors on your Bugs and Beard podcast as I believe he would be a great guest!! Thanks for your contributions to flytying!

[@HolsingersFlyShop]

Ricky Wykoff thank you very much for your kind words.

[@pawoodsnwater7551]

Hey Shawn! Thank you Buddy! I appreciate your shout out. Good luck with the business. My next video should be out Thursday or Friday, in that one I’m going to announce your tying and selling that fly in the different versions and my hotspot pheasant tail nymph. Thanks for your support. Hope to stop in and see ya soon.

[@carolrobb4163]

Great video ! Thanks for sharing :)

[@HolsingersFlyShop]

Thank you too!

[@jamesvatter5729]

Neat fly. I agree with you. Its certainly not much like the ISOs I see around here.

[@HolsingersFlyShop]

James Vatter look more at the silhouette of the fly and less the color and you can see why it works for the ISO. The gilled abdomen is the key to its success I believe.

[@georgenaugle7827]

Do you laquer the turkey tail before tying it in?

[@HolsingersFlyShop]

I do not. I want it to be flexible to bend back and forth as I make the abdomen and the thorax. The the abdomen is protected by the wire to keep it from breaking and the thorax I use UV glue to create the shellback and protect the tail fibers.